Kyle Rittenhouse Legal Proceedings - Come for the trial, stay for….

[Mr Bunny]

Yesterday: Asian pussy and Tinned seafood

If they're both mail-ordered what's the difference?

 

[Celebrate Nite]

Yesterday: Asian pussy and Tinned seafood

Today: Handwriting

And Tarrot Cards

Which reminds me, I drew a Professor Oak just now, we are getting 7 new jurors.

 

[DDBCAE CBAADCBE]

Bold of you to assume we have grandmothers anymore, it's grandperson now.

Lol your grandparents are still alive?

 

[garum expert]

I learned to write in Arabic script a while ago, very satisfying cursive to write. all loops and lines. My Arabic handwriting was better than English because I actually put effort into it. Not anymore, forgot 90% of it

 

[BradCarter]

Powerlevel alert:

Actually had a $15 million trial turn on the genuineness of a single signature way back when. We ended up losing, even though the client had bribed the title company.

Alright, unless you are doing sketchy business deals. Your credit card company and grocery store you go to don't give a shit.

 

[Jasper2K]

Are most trials as shitty as this one?
Everyone keeps saying the pros and judge keep breaking the law or procedure of the court and "should" face some kind of consequence for it, but nothing ever happens.
Are prosecutors immune to any consequence?

Im no law expert but id hazard a guess that no this isnt normal, but shitty trials are becoming more common the louder the far left shrieks. In an ideal world the prosecutors would be banned from praticing law and maybe even charged. Wont happen tho judge and defense to soft and lazy

 

[namelesstacotruck]

in theory they can be charged and tried for abuse of process, malicious prosecution and even false imprisonment if the circumstances allow for it.
but in practice a prosecutor has to commit absolutely outrageous abuses to face legal consequences like these, it is extremely rare and super hard to prove.

Theres a non zero chance if binger loses he will get made an example of to show the consequences of embarassing everyone.

But im talking like 1 percent chance and not cause he did something wrong but because he made his side look bad.

 

[PeterMannion]

If they're both mail-ordered what's the difference?

Set you up for that one eh?

 

[Mr Bunny]

Lol your grandparents are still alive?

Rabbits don't live that long.

 

[$80 Nude Haircut]

Lol your grandparents are still alive?

Yours aren't? This website was made in like 2015 and is focused on the lives of e-celebrities, I hope you aren't any older than like 19.

 

[Equivocal_Iki]

but in practice a prosecutor has to commit absolutely outrageous abuses to face legal consequences like these

Ah so Binger's safe then.

 

[Catch The Rainbow]

How the fuck you write without using cursive? I thought cursive is the most common thing since its much faster without having to lift your pen so often. Writing like that must feel painful.

Cursive is a pain in the ass both to write and to read in pretty much all languages. The only languages I've seen where cursive is somewhat viable and easily readable are Arabic and hebrew. Arabic because the entire language is cursive and Hebrew because Hebrew cursive doesn't link letters together.

Ie this:




Vs English



But the worst is Russian

 

[Iron Hamster]

Writing in cursive is so much less straining through idk why more people don't use it

I don't because I get lazy and it turns into doctor scrip scribble.

 

[ProtonMailManTheSequel]

Set you up for that one eh?

I for one am done defending the honor of asian pussy from you cretins.

Carry on

 

[Feline Supremacist]

I learned to write in Arabic script a while ago, very satisfying cursive to write. all loops and lines. My Arabic handwriting was better than English because I actually put effort into it. Not anymore, forgot 90% of it

That's like classical Arabic, there's a simple manuscript Arabic as well. Which is what I ended up doing just so it could be read, but I don't use it so I can't remember it atm.

 

[Puff]

Cursive is a pain in the ass both to write and to read in pretty much all languages. The only languages I've seen where cursive is somewhat viable and easily readable are Arabic and hebrew. Arabic because the entire language is cursive and Hebrew because Hebrew cursive doesn't link letters together.

Ie this:

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Vs English

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But the worst is Russian

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The russian is not words. You cannot convince me it is.

 

[PeterMannion]

Yours aren't? This website was made in like 2015 and is focused on the lives of e-celebrities, I hope you aren't any older than like 19.

Most users in this thread are 40+, this is the nursing home thread complete with the incoherent ramblings and delusions.

 

[Estolysis]

Writing in cursive is so much less straining through idk why more people don't use it

Yep, if you're writing 5+ pages of notes in one sitting and want it to be semi-legible, you need cursive. If I never learned cursive I would not be able to read my own handwriting, I get too lazy after a long day of writing.

 

[The Lost Clit]

This is what I pulled, Game of Thrones cards felt fitting.

 

[Ralph Barnhardt]

Just tuning in. What's this about handwriting?